Sentence examples for aims of having from inspiring English sources

"The original aims of having parents and teachers involved in setting them up has only been somewhat realised too; this isn't necessarily a problem though – academic trusts may be in a much more informed and better resourced position to set up and run schools".

When she was doing these paintings, she had no aim of having an exhibition.

More will be reintroduced each year, with an aim of having 500 in the mountains eventually.

He said that the aim of having safe burials for 70% of the dead had been met.

A detailed planning application has now been submitted, with the aim of having it built by 2018.

I felt that what Scotland offered would help me to achieve my aim of having a career in environmental management.

The Olympic Park Legacy Company will now restart the bidding process with the aim of having tenants secured by January.

Earlier this month, NHS England distributed £30m of funding to improve eating disorder services, with the aim of having 95 per cent of patients seen within four weeks by 2020.

Curling Competition feels like Crossfire, only with the aim of having one of your shots closest to a target's centre when time's up.

Markram is now busily recruiting PhDs with the aim of having his neuroinformatics and brain simulation platforms up and running within 30 months.

The regulator will publish its final rules in early November following a consultation period, with the aim of having a price cap in force from January 2015.